Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-03
TELEGRA p HE.
The Sherman Endorsement.

Is receiving congratulatory dispatches
from Republicans in all parts OF the
country. Some are from Mr.. Blaine's
close friends. William Walter Phelps,
in a telegram from Englewood, n. j.,
after congratulating Sherman on his
speech, says: "Congratulation next
on Endorsement. Was sure you had
earned it. Ohio knew ii and was glad
to give it."
TOLEDO, July 31.-During the Re
! publican State Convention here the
report was t~elegraphed out by special
correspondents that the opposition to
the Sherman Endorsement was with
| drawn because Of a telegram from
| Representative Boutelle of Maine.
| The Blade this afternoon publishes
the following telegram dated Bangor
please deny the report OF my in
reference in your convention matter:
| Have sent no message Of any kind
concerning it."
(SignedJ &C. 4. B~oUTELLE."
The Blade editorially says: We do
know authoritatively that the matter
| OF asking an Endorsement OF Senator
| Sherman's Presidential candidacy at
| the Ohio Convention, was mentioned
| to Mr.. Blaine prior to his departure
for Europe by a prominent gentleman
| OF this State, and that Mr.. Blaine ex-
pressed a lively hope that the indorse-
| ment should be given and declared
| that Ohio owed it to the Senator.
The mutual friend is understood to
| be Murat Halstead of the Cincinnati
| Commercial Gazette.
Parliamentary Election.
LONDON, July 31.-The Parliamen-
tary election to fill the vacancy in the
| Forest OF Dean division Of Gloucester
shire caused by the retirement OF
| Blake Home Ruler has resulted in a
large increase of the Liberal vote,
| Samuelson, the Liberal candidate, de-
feating Wyndham, Conservative. In
| the last election the district was car
ried by Blake over Lucas Liberal
Unionist) by a majority of 1407, the
total vote being 6253. The Liberals
now carry it by a majority OF 1850 in a
total vote OF 1920, the Liberals increas-
ing their poll 464 votes the Conserva-
| tives increasing theirs 321. Promi-
nent politicians pointing to the cleo
ton say that it shows that the Liberal
| Unionists are returning to their ALE
glance.
C~Ieveland's Reply.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Presi-
dent has written a letter in reply to
the invitation to visit st. Paul and
Minneapolis received yesterday. The
reply is addressed to Governor Nc
Gill of Minnesota, Mayor Smith of st.
Paul and Mayor Ames of Minneapolis,
1t reads as follows: 81 thank you fol
the cordiality and heartiness mani.
tested in your dispatch, and promise
to consider your invitation. with the
earnest desire to accept the same, but
l may suggest that no delegation be
sent here during this trying weather
to emphasize your wishes. | will de
termine the question speedily, and
hope to your satisfaction"
Another Vatican Order Disobeyed
NEW YORK, July Silt is currentl,
reported that Bishop Loughlin, 0
Brooklyn, has been ordered to explain
why he is disobeying a Papal mandate
The bishop declines to deny he hal
received such an order. The trouble
was caused by the removal of Fathel
Crimmons, pastor of Williamsberl
Church several years ago, and Bishop
Loughlin's disobedience consistedin hi
refusal to reinstate the priest when he
was ordered to do so by the Vatican
A Chiuaman's Christian Burial.
New YORK, July 31.-What is sale
to be the first interment of a China
man under Christian ritual in this city
occurred this morning. 1t was the fu'
neral of a laundsyman who died Wed
nesday morning at the Presbyterian
Hospital. Chu Ming as he was com
monty called was one of the twenty
eight Cinnamon that attended the
Sunday school of the Second Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Yellow Fever.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The ship
Prince Albert from Rio Janerio and
the bark Carrie L. Tyler arrived yes
terday and are detained at the Delaware
breakwater, being infected with yellow
fever. One OF the crew of the former
died on the passage and several are
now i'll. The captain Of the Tyler died
of yellow fever at Matanzaz, and the
mate and some of the crew were sent
to the hospital.
The BouIanger Duel.
PARIS, July 31.-General Boulan.
gers seconds have had interviews with
ex-Premier Ferry, and have formally
presented the Generals challenge to
fight a duel. Ferry Referred the Sec
onds to two gentlemen friends who he
said were willing to act for him.
Some friends of Ferry's are now urging
him to fight.
ID. d. MiIls's Fine Tomb.
New York, July 31.-The Sun says
d. o. Mills is having a 81, 900 bronze
| door made for the tomb he is building
| - To~.foxrD The okx,lo - - .